Concerts, Theatre & Cinema in Bournemouth

Discover the best cinemas in Dorset, including the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole area - essential knowledge for any local film buff. With a variety of excellent films displayed in these venues weekly, movie-goers are bound to enjoy the immersive experiences these locations offer.

Aladdin comes to Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre from 5 December 2026 to 3 January 2027, bringing festive magic, music, comedy and spectacular staging to the town. The star-studded cast includes Coronation Street's James Cartwright, Bournemouth favourite Noel Brodie, Jamie Steen, Britain's Got Talent singer Kristel Herrera and West End performers Morgan Jackson and Bree Smith, alongside Dante Nardone in the title role. Tickets start from £18, with family and group discounts, school performances, captioned and relaxed performances available. Discover the full cast, show times and booking information.

Perched majestically on Bournemouth's golden coastline, the Bournemouth International Centre has been the beating heart of the town's entertainment scene since it first opened its doors in 1984. The venue boasts multiple spaces that cater to every conceivable gathering, from intimate meetings in the Solent Suite to the grandeur of the main auditorium.

Key West Pier Bar & Restaurant is located at the end of the iconic Bournemouth Pier and stands as one of the south coast's most spectacular dining and entertainment destinations. You'll find a packed programme of diverse events put on throughout the year, from romantic Valentine dinners and spectacular New Year celebrations to hilarious Comedy Dining Experiences and themed Gala Dinners.

Built in the 1920s, Bournemouth's stunning Art Deco Theatre continues to be home to countless concerts and theatrical performances every day. This vintage venue serves as Bournemouth's regular home for West End stage shows, Opera, Ballet, Pantomime, Comedy and concerts

Nestled in the vibrant Iford area of Bournemouth, The Factory Space has quietly established itself as one of the South Coast's most delightfully authentic creative venues. Far from the polished tourist traps that line the seafront, this community-driven gem offers visitors a genuine taste of Bournemouth's thriving arts scene whilst serving some rather excellent coffee to boot.